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SaveOnBrew.Com has released their 2012 - 2013 beer price findings for all 30 NBA arenas and summarized them in an infographic.

Overall, NBA fans are paying about 3% more this season to enjoy a cold one at the game. Even though the increase is modest, with beer prices start at $5.00, the nickles and dimes add up quickly.

The league seems to have come back nicely after the strike-shortened 2011-2012 season and fans are being rewarded with better value for their beer-dollar this year -- with a few notable exceptions.

Both the San Antonio Spurs and the OKC Thunder both still offer five-dollar beer at their home arena. If you're passing through Denver, or lucky enough to live there, the best deal in the league can be had at Pepsi center, where a 24 ounce cup of the golden nectar can be enjoyed for a meager $6.25.

Not surprisingly, those on the west coast are paying the most this season. Both the Lakers and Clippers charge $7.50, but that only gets ten short ounces at a Laker's game, and twelve while watching the league-leading Clippers. That's a whopping 75 cents per ounce to watch Kobe and the struggling Lakers put on their forty-eight minute show. Seventy-five cents per ounce translates to 54 dollars for a six-pack, or about seven hours of work for someone making the minimum wage.